Name: PopHorror's 6th Annual Anti-Valentine's Ball at The RVT
Start: 2024-02-14 19:00:00
End: 2024-02-14 23:55:00
Location: Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Stuck for something to do this Valentine's? Join is to celebrate the day of love PopHorror style - with venom, hatred and of course whole lot of fun! Yes PopHorror returns to the at The RVT for the 6th Annual Valentine's Ball. Cupid's been culled so its up to us to dish up the darkness.

Featuring caustic cabaret, dark drag, wicked games, saucy surprises and more! Plus our now iconic Damaged Goods Tombola, Power Ballad Sing A Long and Broken-Hearted Disco. This year's event is hosted by Mynxie and stars Lasana Shebazz, Oedipussi, Bourgeoisie, Molly-Beth Morossa, Cabbage The Clown

The details: Wednesday 14th February, The Royal Vauxhall Tavern, 372 Kennington Lane, London, SE11 5HY

Doors 7pm. Show 7.45pm - 10.30pm, Bar and disco 'til midnite.

Tickets 10-15 and group offers at Outsavvy, 15 on the door. Plus Note: Venue is part seated/part standing. Seating is first come first serve apart from anyone who has brought a group ticket (these make up 20% of the capacity so loads of seating available if you come early). Please contact us or The RVT regarding access requirements.

PopHorror is devised and produced by Paul Joseph and Tim Benzie, the writers of the RVT Pantos since 2017 including 2023's sold out hit Tossed and minds behind Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote. Previous show's include The Cher Witch Project, Slay All Your Love on me plus Halloween epics Camp Friday The 13th, Slash Vegas and Frightanic.

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